#1 Check return codes everywhere

[Markus Elfring]

Some checks for return codes are missing.

Examples:
Would you like to add more error handling for return values from "malloc" like in the function "load_reglist_to_memory" and from "fclose" in the function "load_rules_to_memory"?
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/dbhub/dbhub-0.424.tar.gz

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OK, I will add missing error handlers to "loading to memory" functions from utils.c

It will be Hhandlers like these from fileio.c (opening/reading files)
and for malloc.

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ok, I have finished with that, all function from utils.c were changed and error handlers for opening/reading/closing files and for malloc were added. Will be included in nex version of DB Hub.

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DB Hub version 0.425 includes your request

[Markus Elfring]

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Thanks for the update.

There are still a few unchecked function calls.
Examples:
- close => read_config
- fprintf => write_config_file
- fseek => load_reglist_to_memory

Would you like to detect every error situation as early as possible?

Are you going to integrate your source files into a Subversion repository (at SourceForge)?

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Do you check the function using some adavced debugger?
Could you send me a full list of unchecked calls?

I have made a CVS reposity for DB Hub http://dbhub.cvs.sourceforge.net/dbhub

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I do not use an advanced debugger for this issue so far. I just provide a little code review.
Would you like to improve the code with the help of the tool "http://splint.org/"?

Why do you prefer old-fashioned CVS over Subversion?

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>Would you like to improve the code with the help of the tool
>"http://splint.org/"?

Testing it, thanx for hint.

>Why do you prefer old-fashioned CVS over Subversion?

SVN will be forced later, CVS is fine at this moment, to find out the main bugs.